Fish on the Move
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The hardcover of Fish on the Move standing on a shelf among vintage fishing reels, plugs and striped bass club badges.

Fish on the Move

4.5/5 on Amazon

A children's book about the striped bass migration.

“Required reading material for young anglers-to-be.” On The Water Magazine

Inside the book

Every spread is an original acrylic painting by Jean Leary Pallai, worked up from the water, birds and boats around Duxbury, Massachusetts.

A painted spread of a green wave breaking on a beach, with sandpipers running along the wet sand.
A painted spread of a tidal river winding through marsh grass, with a kayak pulled up on the bank and gulls on the shore.
A painted spread of a small skiff running past a red lighthouse, gulls working over a rocky shoreline.

Made to be read out loud

Jean Leary Pallai painted the whole book in acrylic, working from the ocean wildlife, migratory maps and coastal scenery of Duxbury, Massachusetts. The text is rhythmic enough to carry a bedtime reading, and accurate enough to teach from.

Format
Hardcover
Illustration
Original acrylic spreads
Subject
Atlantic striped bass
Made to
Educate kids of all ages

Written, painted and published in one family

Last season was an awful one for the striped bass fishery. It was a scary reminder of the importance of conservation.
Jeremy Pallai

Jeremy Pallai wrote the book on sabbatical from a Boston technology company, wanting to share the spring and fall blitzes with his three young children, and asked his mother, the artist Jean Leary Pallai, to paint it. Megan Pallai published it, handling editing, print prep, fulfillment and customer care. Their hope is to give parents and teachers a simple way to teach kids about striped bass.

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For the fisherman, the nature lover, or the parent looking for a good bedtime story.

The cover of Fish on the Move: striped bass swimming over a weedy bottom.